The Hilton case is yet another example of the continued confusion in the law with respect to how a party challenges an order made when in “default”. In other words, when one party has not filed an answer, had their pleadings struck, or o...
The word “alienation” is a buzzword that has been used more frequently in custody and access cases. Alienation generally involves one parent poisoning a child against another parent. Alienation has been described by one judge as a legal...
Vanleer is a family law court of appeal decision with a number of issues that were appealed. Factually, it involves a husband and wife married in 2012 and with one child, born in 2013. The parties had a seven day trial which resulted in an Order on a...
Kent is an interesting decision by the court of appeal. While it contains somewhat unique facts, it is always helpful when the court of appeal clarifies issues in family law relating to a resulting trust. This case is particularly interesting becau...
In Ontario, there is no such thing as a “legal separation.” Whether you and your spouse or partner are separated is an issue of fact that you either agree on or gets decided by the court for the purpose of determining other issues in the case. Genera...
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